The Startup's Toolkit

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d000hg replied

27 June 2012, 17:21
That's another one... Jira and FogBugz are better than any OSS tool I saw, such as redmine or bugzilla.
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rsingh replied

27 June 2012, 17:07
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

They also have SVN and Sub Version as two different products, but hey no one's perfect

They also have Fogbubz as opposed to FogBugz.

Last edited by rsingh; 27 June 2012, 17:55.
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d000hg replied

27 June 2012, 15:39
Originally posted by russell View Post

Yeah, most of the free stuff is better than the paid for crap.

Hmm.

Windows and MacOSX are better than Linux
MSOffice is better than LibreOffice
Visual Studio is better than Eclipse (as is IntelliJ from 2nd hand info)
Photoshop is better than Gimp
Adobe Flash/Flex tools are WAY better than OSS versions
Perforce is supposed to be better than SVN (2nd hand again)
SQLServer & Oracle are better than MySQL
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SimonMac replied

27 June 2012, 15:23
Originally posted by Bunk View Post

Sub Verision

Hadn't noticed that
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Bunk replied

27 June 2012, 15:14
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

They also have SVN and Sub Version as two different products, but hey no one's perfect

Sub Verision
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SimonMac replied

27 June 2012, 15:13
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Epic fail

I would imagine it was put together by someone with no technical skills and just doing a key word search on the information given to them.........

Hang on that sounds familiar doesn't it
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NickFitz replied

27 June 2012, 15:10
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

They also have SVN and Sub Version as two different products, but hey no one's perfect

Epic fail
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SimonMac replied

27 June 2012, 15:09
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

The "website design" one is utterly meaningless - they have Adobe CS, which is primarily a graphics manipulation suite, alongside Coda, which provides code editors and server management utilities.

EDIT: just noticed "Frameworks" too - they've got four server-side frameworks alongside Jquery, which is a client-side JS library.

I think this sucks, just like 99% of all "infographics"

They also have SVN and Sub Version as two different products, but hey no one's perfect
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russell replied

27 June 2012, 15:02
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Yeah, most of the free stuff is better than the paid for crap.
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NickFitz replied

27 June 2012, 15:01
The "website design" one is utterly meaningless - they have Adobe CS, which is primarily a graphics manipulation suite, alongside Coda, which provides code editors and server management utilities.

EDIT: just noticed "Frameworks" too - they've got four server-side frameworks alongside Jquery, which is a client-side JS library.

I think this sucks, just like 99% of all "infographics"
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27 June 2012, 14:34
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